Bridge Condition Trends in New Mexico

Between 2015 and 2025, bridge conditions in New Mexico have improved. The share of bridges rated poor went from 6.5% to 4.3% — a change of -2.3 percentage points.

Condition Summary

YearTotalGoodFairPoorPoor %
20153,9601,4822,2192596.5%
20204,0241,5012,3162075.1%
20254,0331,3562,5051724.3%

Most Improved Counties in New Mexico

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Catron11.0%3.0%-8.0 pp
Curry5.6%0.0%-5.6 pp
San Juan8.1%5.7%-2.4 pp
Grant4.3%2.0%-2.2 pp
Mora8.2%6.3%-1.9 pp
Union3.0%1.5%-1.6 pp
Sandoval5.6%4.4%-1.1 pp
Chaves2.6%1.7%-1.0 pp
Luna0.9%0.0%-0.9 pp
Sierra5.3%4.5%-0.9 pp

Counties Where Conditions Worsened

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Cibola5.2%10.2%+5.0 pp
McKinley3.1%8.0%+4.9 pp
De Baca0.0%4.2%+4.2 pp
Guadalupe2.4%6.1%+3.7 pp
Valencia2.4%4.3%+1.9 pp
Hidalgo3.6%5.2%+1.6 pp
Taos10.2%11.8%+1.6 pp
San Miguel6.7%8.0%+1.3 pp
Quay5.3%6.0%+0.7 pp
Santa Fe1.3%2.0%+0.7 pp

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